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Schools already have the equipment, scrap steel isn't expensive and most trade schools with metal shops have a bunch lying around. Sure blades and grinding whee
by kevviiinn 4y ago
Schools already have the equipment, scrap steel isn't expensive and most trade schools with metal shops have a bunch lying around. Sure blades and grinding wheels need to be changed out sometimes but for an established program this product seems rather silly to me. The student gets the absolute minimal exposure with basically no real practice
Anyone practicing on aluminum has already been welding for a while so again this product would be useless for them. I don't think any reasonable program would start out new students on aluminum
- dieselgate 4y agoI agree and am still trying to determine the target use case here. Maybe Miller is so flush they developed it and don’t have much to lose, if people buy into the ecosystem good for Miller.